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Paper Systems company history timeline

1976

In late 1976, Paper Systems Incorporated was founded.

1979

Again it turned to new management for help, and in 1979 Edwin Gee stepped in as chairman.

To raise money for Gee's plan IP sold its remaining interest in General Crude Oil Company for $763 million and used the profits to buy Bodcaw Company of Dallas in 1979.

1982

By 1982 he had raised US$2 billion, aided by sales of land, timber, and other subsidiaries.

1984

These included a 1984 fire that destroyed its Nacogdoches, Texas, plywood-manufacturing plant, causing $32.5 million in damages.

1985

Georges was named chairman in 1985, succeeding Gee.

1986

Their work led to a major acquisition in 1986: Hammermill Paper Company.

1988

While competitors Boise Cascade Corp. and Champion International Corp. posted huge losses, IP continued to report profits, albeit smaller than those of 1988-90.

1990

In 1990 IP bought the French operations of Georgia-Pacific Corporation.

1994

In 1994 ResourceNet International picked up two paper-distributing companies in Mexico, while in the area of liquid packaging, a new plant was built in Brazil and a joint venture was formed in China to build and operate a plant near Shanghai.

Georges's diversification program had increased non-United States sales to 30 percent of total revenues by 1994.

1996

1996: Montvale, New Jersey-based Federal Paper Board Company is acquired for $3.5 billion.

1997

Restructuring and other charges led to a net loss of $151 million for 1997.

1999

Two other similar suits--one also involving siding, the other a roofing material--against Masonite were settled in similar fashion in January 1999.

BW Papersystems Stuttgart finds its roots in Kugler Automation and Womako Maschinenkonstruktion, which merged into Kugler-Womako in 1999.

2000

In November 2000 IP sold its interest in Bush Boake Allen for $640 million.

International Paper also gained a new headquarters through the Champion deal as the company moved its head offices to the former headquarters of Champion in Stamford, Connecticut, later in 2000.

2001

2001: Divestments include Masonite and Zanders Feinpapiere.

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